Juergen Klinsmann currently manages Bayern Munich, and before that has managed the German national side for their 2006 World Cup campaign (qualifying to 3rd spot playoff win). He’s a modern-methods manager who mixes an aggressive, tactical on-field approach with highly specialised off-field training and expert sports psychology.
Jurgen Klinsmann. Master of diversion - so everybody be cool, keine Panik!
A year ago, it was all about The Bayern Munich revolution led by the General, birds chirping,...
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Written by Henrik Hegedus. 2 comments
If you’re a US soccer fan, I’m going to ask that you take yourself back to a dark time in our nation’s soccer history. Don’t worry, I feel your pain. On June 22nd, 2006, Ghana ended any US hope of advancing to the quarterfinals...
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Written by Brian Lomax. 12 comments
The 2008 edition of the European Championships was an unbridled success. The quality of play, the desire to compete by the participants on the field and the enthusiasm of the crowd were all of the highest order.
A few weeks ago. as a preview...
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Written by Dan Leo. 22 comments
Bayern Munich’s superstars Franck Ribery and Luca Toni can expect to sleep on the job next season as new coach Jurgen Klinsmann introduces radical changes - including beds in the team room.
Klinsmann is set to replace Ottmar Hitzfeld as...
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As a sportsman he has already written a chapter for himself in German footballing history, and is widely acknowledged to be one of the finest strikers to have graced European football in the 1990s.
As a businessman he’s less known (neither...
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Written by Ahmed Bilal. 3 comments
While Don Fabio has been more or less confirmed as the next England gaffer, has the FA made the right choice or is it another instance of going with the second best. The idea is to dispassionately look at statistics and evaluate the various contenders...
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Written by Dash. 12 comments
Once a speculation starts, it is indeed immensely difficult to rub it off. Since Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez’s ill-advised coming out with the differences that he fosters with the club’s co-owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks over January...
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Written by Subhankar Mondal. Leave a response
The names tied to Steve McLaren’s succession as England manager are flocking, both in the British press as well as abroad. The job divides opinion: some consider it one of the top international posts, while others see it as a poisoned chalice,...
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Written by Marco Pantanella. 12 comments
Stuttering down Green Lanes, lost somewhere between Palmers Green, Southgate and Winchmore Hill, my dad and I passed a pub named ‘The Faltering Fullback’.
I cannot emphasize how aptly this title will resonate with Spurs fans this evening.
Written by Hugo Steckelmacher. 83 comments
